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f r . 1 : f Î Scientific Naine. Authority for Name. W.A. I S.A. I T. V. N.S.W. General Characters. $ 1275 IX. 1125 1276 „ 1126 ) 1272 VII. 269 ) 1277 ’ 1274 i ... 13S3 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 I X . 1127 » 1273 VII. 270 1282 IX. 1130 V II. 283 1278 „ 283 1284 „ 291 1303 „ 296 128Ü „ 1605 1281 1279 VII. 293 1307 „ 286 1283 „ 1600 1306 „ 325 D, album ... D. fumosuui D. gîaucum D. melaspermum D. pachythrix D. sabulosum I), suberosum B. anomala B. brasiliensis B. brunuea B. cervina B. dermoxantha B. hyalothrix B. hypogæa B. Muelleri B. mundula B. olivacea B. pusilla Cooke aud Mass., Grev, XVI. 2 (1887) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 2 (1887) Cooke and Mass,, Grev. XV. 99 (1887) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XX. 35 (1891) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V III. 50 (1890) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X X I. 38 (1892) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV . 100 (1887) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V III. 6 (1889) D e Ton., Sacc. Syll. VII. 100(1888) Berk., FI. N. Zeal. II. 189 (1855) Berk., Ann. Nat. Hist. IX. 447 (1842) De Ton., Sacc. Syll. VII. 100 (1888) Cooke aud Mass., Grev. XVI. 73 (1S88) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XX . 35 (1891) Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 171 (1873) D e Ton., Sacc. Syll. VII. Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V I .'77 (1 8 8 8) De Ton., Rev. G east (1887) 1 2 9 . D ip l o d e r m a .— L iu k , White diploderma Smoke-coloured spored diploderma Glaucous diploderma ... Dark-spored diploderma Thick-fibred diploderma Sandy diploderma Corky diploderma 13 0 . B o v is t a .—Scop., Anomalous bovista Brazilian bovista Brown bovista Fawn-coloured bovista Yellow-skinned bovista Colourless-threaded bovista Subterranean bovista ,,, Mueller’s bovista Neat bovista ... Olive b o v ista ... Little bovista Beri. Mag, V II. 44 (1816). 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378j 1379, 1380 1381 1382 1383 1384 1385 1386 1387 1388 1389 N.S.W. V. N.S.W. T . V. V. S.A. I S.A. Q. - 1 am . I I . 4 8 7 (1 7 7 2 ) . V. N.S. W. Q. V. Q. V. V. V. QV. V. B. W.A. V. N.S.W. Q. B. Ground Ground Ground, sand Grouud ... Uudergrouud Sandy soil Ground amongst Ground ... Trunks ... Ground ... Ground ... Grassy p laces Ground ... Subterranean partly e sj Ground ... Ground Ground Somewhat globose. Outer peridium thin, persistent; inner peridium whitish, cartilaginous. Globose, depressed, white. Outer peridium fibrous ; inner peridium pale, fragile. Somewhat globose, greyish green. Outer peridium fragile, soon falling away; inner peridium thin, yellowish. Somewliat globose. Outer peridium thin, persistent, densely velvety, grey; inner peridium cinnamon. Somewhat globose, about 1 inch in diameter. Outer peridium thin, ashy; inner peridium pale. Sterile threads thick, fibrous. Nearly globose, pale. Outer peridium thick, somewliat gelatinous, collecting grains of sand; inner jjeridium membranous. Somewhat globose. Outer peridium corky, ochrey; inner peridium cartilaginous, turning black. Somewhat globose, depressed, whitish. Peridium thick, leathery, delicately velvety, dingy ochre. Tufted. Peridium membranous, persistent, globose, rough pointed, rooting. Globose, about 1 inch across, with minute apiculate rooting base. Peridium brownish umber, smooth, shining, Small, globose. Peridium membranous, pale, fawn-coloured, cortex rather rigid. Peridium very thin, sessile, irregularly globose, root rather long, slender, bright yellow becoming brownish. Somewhat globose. Cortex very thick and fibrous, forming persistent base like acorn cup. Peridium minutely rugged. Globose and depressed. Outer cortex persistent, thin, w liite, silky; inner layer thin, whitish, flexible. Somewhat globose, with short stout rooting base. Cortex soon broken up into minute warts. Peridium firm, brown. Peridium fluffy, becoming smooth, white, size of hazel-nut. Globose, with short stout rooting base. Cortex very thin and evanescent. Peridium thick, soft, and p liant like leatlier, pale oehrey. Among the smallest o f puff-balls. Somewhat globose, slightly tapering below, with minute scurfy scales, becoming smooth, pale-olive ochre. 1 3 1 . L y c o p e r d o n .— L i n n . , Sp. PI. II. 1183 (1753).—Bovista. 1391 1298 1392 1293 1393 1287 1394 1295 1395 1296 1396 1301 1397 1289 1398 1292 1399 1309 1400 1285 VII. 387 L. australe Berk., F1. Tasm. II. 266 (1860} ... . ... 1 Southern lycoperdon (or puff-ball) 1391 W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. Sand turfy meadows „ 324 L. Bovista Liun., Sp. PI. 1653 (1753) ... 1 Bovista lycoperdon 1392 Q. B. Ground ... IX. 1133 1 L. bovistoides Sacc., B u ll., Soc. Myc. Fr. V . 118 (1889) .. ... Bo vista-like lycoperdon 1393 S.A. V. Ground ... VII. 352 L. cælatuni Bull., Champ. 430 (1812) ... Embossed lycoperdon ... 1394 T. V. N.S.W. Q. B, Among grass „ 1615 ; L. Cookei Mass., Mon. Lyc. Trans. R.M.S. 714 (1887) Cooke’s lycoperdon ... 1395 N.S.W. B. Ground ... L. coprophilum VII. 320 L. gemmatum Cooke and Mass., Grev. Batsch., Elen. 147 (1783) ... Dung-loving lycoperdon ... Warty lycoperdon , (Root fungus) ... ' Smooth lycoperdon 1396 1397 W .A . ii! N.S.'w. QQ. b ! Dung Ground ... „ 386 1 L. glabrescens Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 226 (I860) 1398 T. V. Ground ... „ 341 1 L. Gunnii „ 403 , L. lilacinum Berk,, FI. Tasm. II. 265 (I860) .. ¿(pcy., Fung. Arg. 110(1882) ... : Gunn’s lycoperdon . .. ! Lilac lycoperdon 1399 1400 W.A. T. T. V. V. N.S.'w. Pastures ... Ground ... Sessile, globose, and depressed, densely covered wiih small pointed warts. Root long tapering. Peridium somewhat spherical, sessile, fragile above, greyish white to yellowish white, then olive grey. E dible . Peridium nearly sessile, attached by a broad base, globose, then depressed, membranous, yellowish. Solitary, sessile or stalked, large, somewhat globose or depressed. Cortex or hark pale-creamy ochre, broken into large angular patches. Hemispherical or globose, abruptly contracted into short thick stemlike base, smoky brown above, white below. Globose, sessile, whitish, covered with delicate persistent spines. Stalked, somewhat globose, depressed above, with prominent spiny warts, eventually falling off. Stem stout. Nearly hemispherical, at first covered with slender spines becoming smooth. Stem short, stout. Sessile, somewhat globose, with very minute stellate warts. Broadly obovate, contracted below into stout stem-like base. Peridium thin; cortex white, polished.